Episode 985
Moths hear plants, and what fingerprints do for touch
Plus, how kangaroos go faster at no extra energy cost, and tracking how people catch infections...
Naked Scientists, In Short Special Editions Podcast · The Naked Scientists
February 28, 202637m 42s
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Show Notes
In this episode, how kangaroos alter their postures to store more energy in their Achilles tendons and boost movement efficiency, the moths that make a beeline when they hear plants "talking" to them, tracking how people pick up diseases from their surroundings, the contribution fingerprints make to touch sensation, and some forgotten female scientists are recognised at the Eiffel Tower, in France. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists
Topics
kangaroolocomotionmothplant insect communicationdisease transmissionfingerprinttouch sensationfamous female scientists